Course Abstract
Reduce the risk of costly OSHA fines with a hospitality-focused Safety Data Sheet (SDS) course. Set in a back-of-house scene with hospitality-specific actors and script, this course provides a quick and easy way to achieve compliance with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard.
HIGHLIGHTS
- SDS format – standardized 16-section format, including the type of information found in each section
- Product identifier – how the hazardous chemical is identified
- Signal word – Danger or Warning, used to indicate the relative level of severity of hazard
- Pictograms – includes four examples common to the hospitality industry
- Hazard statement – describes the nature of the hazard
- Precautionary statement – measures that should be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects
- How the employee might use the labels in the workplace, how the elements work and how the information is related to the SDS
SEE A SAMPLE
Watch a 1:30-second video sample of an activity demonstrating the importance of Safety Data Sheets for handling chemicals.
Audience
- Hourly Employees
- All Chemical Handlers
Length
- 10 minutes
Features
- Interactive exploration
- Integrated exam
- Fully narrated
Accessibility
- English narration
- Spanish narration
- Onscreen text option
- Tin Can compatible
- Mobile ready
Programs
- Employee Compliance